PT TWC Delivers Logistics Assistance Affected by Covid-19 for Medical Personnel of RST Soejono Magelang and Borobudur Community, Magelang Regency
The Covid-19 outbreak has caused many parties to suffer losses in terms of income, both companies and the community. Handling this pandemic is the responsibility of all levels of society. Moved to help affected communities, many parties have shown their concern and contribution.
PT Taman Wisata Candi Borobudur, Prambanan & Ratu Boko (Persero) through the Covid-19 Handling Task Force, handed over humanitarian aid in the Magelang area, Central Java, Saturday (11/4/2020). The logistical aid was distributed to medical personnel at RST Soejono Magelang and to the community in the Borobudur area through BUMDes Borobudur.
The logistical aid packages consist of basic necessities such as rice, cooking oil, granulated sugar and eggs. Meanwhile, medical personnel are given additional energy supplements, honey and milk.
Head of the Covid-19 Handling Task Force of PT TWC Emilia Eny Utari said that PT TWC is committed to helping prevent the spread of the corona virus and to slightly ease the burden on medical personnel and the community affected by Corona. In addition, PT TWC also invites other BUMN to work together and synergize in providing assistance.
"We believe that by uniting we can definitely get through this. And hopefully it can inspire both companies and individuals to be moved to work together to help handle this pandemic until conditions recover," said Emilia.
Head of RST TK II Dr Soedjono Magelang, Colonel Ckm dr Ahmad Rusli Budi Ansyah welcomed this assistance. He said that this assistance is one of the encouragements for fellow medical personnel to continue to provide the best contribution for the recovery of patients, both Patients Under Surveillance (PDP) and positive Corona.
"This assistance means a lot to us medical personnel who have struggled in the healing process of patients. This is one sign that our efforts as medical personnel, both doctors and nurses, are highly appreciated by the wider community," said Doctor Rusli.
